Blackouts and Comebacks: A Super Bowl to Remember
By: Chris Dagonas It was the best of games, it was the worst of games. Before the Blackout, the Baltimore Ravens were dominant in their dismantling of the San Francisco […]
By: Chris Dagonas It was the best of games, it was the worst of games. Before the Blackout, the Baltimore Ravens were dominant in their dismantling of the San Francisco […]
By: Dan Grant “You know, I was talking to a colleague of mine, a guy I know in the league and he said to me ‘You finally got him. You […]
By: Daniel Reynolds What can you say about Jose Calderon? As the last player of the Rob Babcock era, Calderon joined the Raptors in 2005, coming over from Spain in […]
By Chris Dagonas 62-35 was the score. No, I’m not talking about an early season out-of-conference, Alabama vs. Greendale Community College NCAA Football matchup. But I might as well be. […]
By: Chris Dagonas As I’ve mentioned before, I was the younger brother in an athletically competitive household. Our sport of choice was street hockey, and we usually wound up on […]
By: Chris Dagonas If you have followed this column, then you have likely noticed that I support the Miami Dolphins NFL “franchise”. That team has not made the playoffs since […]
By: Chris Dagonas In defeating the Cincinnati Bengals 19-13 on Saturday afternoon, the Houston Texans only scored one touchdown with a lineup featuring arguably the best running back in the […]
By: The Same Page Team To tackle the entire year of sports is not a job for one man. Fortunately, we here at the Same Page managed to rope in […]
By: Chris Dagonas and Dan Grant To tackle the entire year of sports is not a job for one man. Fortunately, we here at the Same Page managed to rope […]
By: The Same Page Team As part of our ongoing NBA coverage this year the Same Page welcomes you back to our Three for 3 feature. The concept is simple: […]